Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-29
PACIFIC COAST.
EVERYBODY MADE GLAD BY THE
GLORIOUS RAIN.
Women Burned to Death-The
Raisin Industry-Colusa's Boom
Suicide at Eiko-Etc.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE npooRD-usIos.I
WELCOME SHOWERS.
Light Showers of Rain Reported from
Various Localities.

Light Showers of Rain Reported from
Various Localities.
Copyright, 1857 by tie California associated Press.
YREKA, November 2Sth.-It commenced
| raining at noon.
RED BLUFF, November 2Sth.-It COM
| menced raining this morning about IL
o'clock, and continu, d until dark. 1t was
| a good heavy rain, ana was gladly well
| coined.
| GRIDLEY, November 2Sth.-A light rain
| commenced falling here at noon, but ceased
early in the afternoon. 1t is now clear
and starlight, with no signs of a further
storm.
MARYsyLLE, November 2Sth Up to 5
P. NJ. to-day 50 of an inch of rain had
fallen, with a prospect of mere tonight.
SUIsUN, November 28th-A light rain
| fell here to-day, about .25 of an inch. AT
: o'clock tonight the wind is southeast and
| raining hard.
| LIvERMoRE, November 2Sth. - The
weather for several days past has been cold.
| The thermometer at A. NJ. to-day was
down to 800. 1t began to get warmer at 8
A. NJ, and rain began falling at 11:30 and
| still continues. The prospects are good for
| protracted storm.
| SAN RAFAEL, November 2Sth 1t COM
menced raining here about o'clock this
| morning. and has continued at intervals
| during the day, the precipitation amount
| ing to 50 of an inch. Total for the season
| .73 of an inch. The prospects are good for
| a copious downpour, and the dairymen are
jubilant. the iced at present being very
| short.
| WOODLAND, November 2Sth.-Rain COM
! menced falling at Ills A. NJ and has con-
tinued throughout the day. About 20 of
an inch has fallen. The prospects for its
| continuation are good. Reports from other
points in the county-Black's Madison and
| Winters-show that the rain is general. At
Winters it began raining at o'clock A. NJ
% of an inch having fallen during the
| day.
SAN JOSE, November 2Sth.- Showers
have fallen at intervals during the day
The measurement at o'clock this evening
| is Is of an inch, and for the season 81. 1t
is now raining quite hard.
| SPANIsHTowN, November 2Slh-It COM
| menced raining this morning at 10 o'clock,
and was still raining at l P. NJ.
ST. HELENA, November 2Sth-It COM
menced raining at o'clock this morning,
| and Indications are that it will not be a
| heavy fall
| maxwell, November 2Sth.-A gentle
| rain, the first of tie season, has been fall
ing all day.
PLACERvILLE, November 2Sth.-An un-
| usually cold rain set in here tonight about
| 6 o'clock, and up to 7:30 P. NJ it has rained
steadily. Twenty miles east of here, on
the Sierra, it is showing very heavily. This
storm will give general satisfaction, as
every locality needs rain.
| SANTA Rosa, November 2Sth.-It COM
menced raining this morning at half past
| seven and continued at intervals all day up
| to eight o'clock. For season, LAG inches
has fallen against Las for the same time
last season. 1t is still cloudy and the at
mosphere very cold.
| VALLEJO, November 28th.-It COM
menced raining here this forenoon and
has continued at intervals during the day
| The indications tonight point to a contin-
| uance. Farmers are delighted.
PETALUMA, November 2Sth-Half an
| inch of rain fell up to 6 o'clock Pm.
NAPA, November 2Sth.-It has been rain
| ing hard for two hours.
| CLovERDALE, November 2Sth.-It has
rained Il inches, and more is coming.
| Farmers are iubilant, and plows starting.
and sickness abated. Everybody is happy.
! MODESTO, november Zotn.-A DISK ram
commenced falling at 2 o'clock, and it has
been showering up to this hour 90 o'clock J,
| with the wind from the south, and a
promise of more rain. Farmers are jubi-
| liant.
FRESNO, November 2Sth.-It commenced
raining at dark tonight, and is now pour
ing down. 1t will be big help to feed in
the foothills if it continues.
! INDICATIONS FOR TODAY
SAN Francisco. November 2Sth -[Spe-
cial The indications for the "a hours
commencing at A. NJ, November 29th, for
California, are: Light rain and southwest
erly winds and nearly stationary tempera-